CleanMobilEnergy

About CleanMobilEnergy

In order to combat climate change, European cities are increasingly investing in local renewable energy production, clean e-mobility and charging infrastructure. However, peaks of renewable energy production and the consumption often do not coincide. This results in energy production extremes when there is no demand and large consumption when there is no local and clean production. In an effort to address non-coinciding energy production and consumption, energy management systems are under development throughout North-West Europe, but these control systems are working on a single or double device basis.

CleanMobilEnergy (CME), a three and a half year Interreg North-West Europe project, aims to reduce GHG-emissions by developing and piloting a new intelligent, interoperable energy management system (iEMS) to combine RES, storage and charging, thus improving the efficiency of RES.

Within the CleanMobilEnergy project, an iEMS will be developed, piloted and improved, combining RES, e-mobility, flexible consumption and storage with multiple devices. The socio-economic and environmental profitability of such system is also being evaluated in the long term.

The 4 CME City Pilots are:

1) Arnhem: medium size city, large renewable energy production, large storage in industrial area;

2) Nottingham: medium size city, large renewable energy production, medium size storage, electric vehicles and bi-directional chargers in a controlled area (depot);

3) London: large city, large renewable energy production at multiple locations, large storage, electric vehicles and bi-directional chargers in controlled areas with separate grid (depot);

4) Schwäbisch Gmünd: small city, small renewable energy production, storage facilities and electric bikes in residential area.

Address

• Headquarters

  6828HZ ArnhemGelderland, Netherlands